Darlington School, Private college-preparatory school in Rome, Georgia, United States.

Darlington School is a private college-preparatory school serving students from kindergarten through grade twelve on a 500-acre campus. The grounds include residential halls, classrooms, and a lake where day students and boarders share the educational experience.

The school was founded in 1905 and moved to its current location in Georgia in 1923, settling on expansive grounds that allowed for residential facilities. This relocation marked a shift toward the boarding school model that defines the campus today.

Students from around the world study together here, bringing different perspectives and backgrounds into classrooms and shared living spaces. This global mix shapes how the school feels and how young people interact with each other daily.

The campus is organized to serve both boarding and day students, with small class sizes and an eight-to-one student-to-teacher ratio ensuring individual attention. The expansive grounds mean that moving between different areas of school life takes time and planning.

The boarding community is organized into six English-style residential houses, mirroring traditional British schooling and creating distinct social groups with their own identities. This structure shapes how students bond and develop during their time together.